It's great how PS4 version looks like compared to a high End PC.  I really can't wait for this one.

yeah, i am officially hyped. gonna buy it start of june though. 

it doesnt look as good on any platform. Bloodborne looks a lot better on the ps4 for example 

DIsagreed, this game at least uses the full range of the color palette. Bloodborne looks so monotone and boring to me. There seems to be no variation in the areas in that game, at least from what I've seen in reviews.

They nailed the foliage in this game, which is a lot harder to do than some grey gothic city.

I'll definitely be buying this once I get a PS4.

The Witcher isnt using that much tesselation unlike Bloodborne, you have to play it for yourself 

I don't like hard games, I have an anxiety disorder, so won't be buying this. :)

This is a day one for me. I can't wait to play this game.

Neither is mine and I really dun goofed with my PC parts picker list with some parts not listed with the market means I have to redraw the specs which will involve a new CPU, Mobo and I haven't even thought about a 980 yet.

I'll probably end up grabbing this by June if not July, hopefully by then I'll have a new rig to handle the game on max, this is one of the few games this year I really want to experience as it should be.

meanwhile I should probably start off Witcher 2, I wasn't really fond of how 1 played out, that being dated and all.

Same here but I'm pretty sure there's plenty of content. 

Oh, at least, small setbacks apart, you already have something concrete enough in mind and you're closer to be able to play TW3, in my case, having in mind a low-power consumption AMD solution, I'll better wait more even if I won't get its latest products, but at least to have DDR4 support and a low-power version that be powerful enough, anyway with the free time available and even reducing my backlog to the sole Witcher series plus the games I'm currently finishing, I wouldn't be able to play TW3 soon anyway.
As for racers, GPL on W7-64bit and my current HW is quite unstable (but I still have to try an utility to make it run on a single core), while GT-R's DRM is such an ill-behaved crap that it doesn't run at all and I had to use an utility to uninstall it cleanly, so to have something to drive, I'll probably redeem the code of my GT Legends DVD on Steam, to have a version easy to install and run on Win 7, and to have a more recent racing sim, but still runnable on my current PC, waiting for HW upgrade and Projet CARS, I'll probably also get rFactor or rFactor 2. I have Assetto Corsa too in my wishlist, but my current CPU is slightly under its minimum requirements and the rest barely meets them, so it will have to wait for upgraded HW too.